Oct. 28, 2025

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Stuart Gray (Stu Spasm) - EP106 - The Creative Asylum

Stuart Gray, better known as Stu Spasm, is the manic mind behind the legendary Aussie noise-rock band Lubricated Goat and his latest, the explosive Art Gray Noizz Quintet. A true underground icon, Stu’s career spans decades of confrontational performance, genre-defying experimentation, and raw sonic intensity. From the gritty stages of 1980s Australia to New York's avant-garde scene, his work blends punk, noise, art-rock, blues and chaos into a visceral experience. In this episode, we dive into the madness, music, and legacy of one of noise rock’s most fearless creators.

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